No. 3,930 in French

attrait

"Attrait" means "attraction" or "appeal" in English.

In a sentence

L'attrait de la beauté naturelle attire des touristes chaque année.
The allure of natural beauty draws tourists every year.
In this sentence, 'attrait' refers to the attractiveness or charm that is compelling, often used to describe qualities that attract attention or interest.
Les attraits de cette ville sont ses musées et sa gastronomie.
The attractions of this city are its museums and gastronomy.
Here, 'attraits' refers to physical or cultural features that make the city appealing to visitors or inhabitants.
Il ne ressent aucun attrait pour les activités sportives.
He feels no attraction for sports activities.
In this context, 'attrait' describes a personal interest or attraction towards a particular subject.

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